Consider This from NPR Is Georgia ready to vote for a female president?
Sep 20, 2024
The podcast dives into Georgia's evolving political landscape, questioning if it's ready to vote for a female presidential candidate. Personal stories from women voters reveal strong support for Kamala Harris, especially around reproductive rights. The discussion highlights the challenges female candidates face and examines historical biases against women in leadership roles. With younger voters pushing for change, the dialogue reflects the significance of gender in politics and the potential for a shift in Georgia's electoral dynamics.
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Witnessing Political Shifts
- Donna Smith-Aaronson, a native Atlantan, has witnessed numerous political cycles.
- She felt a powerful urge to support Kamala Harris when she took charge.
Shifting Allegiances
- Eustacia McLeod-Carter initially supported Joe Biden.
- She transitioned her support to Kamala Harris, recognizing her qualifications.
A Historic Candidacy
- The U.S. has never elected a female president.
- The speakers discuss the potential for this election to be different.